Everyone turned to look at her. She stood up and nodded.

  Mr. Parker turned to Adrienne and Trevor. “I’d be willing to make this a double wedding. It’d be a shame for a young man to come all this way and not get to marry the woman he loves.”

  “Thank you, Mr. Parker,” Adrienne said.

  He smiled at her. “I’m glad it worked out for everyone.”

  “What do you say, Trevor? Care to marry me here?”

  “Sweetie, I’d marry you anywhere, and here is as good a place as any.” He held her hand and winked. “And we got to think of our children. The sooner we get married, the sooner we can start having them.”

  She laughed. Having children with him seemed very pleasing to her.

  Miss Constance and Mr. Parker looked thrilled to be marrying each other.

  Trevor grinned at her and squeezed her hand while the preacher began to speak. “I’ll love you every day for the rest of my life,” he whispered.

  “And I’ll love you.” She smiled, and for once, marriage seemed like the most lovely institution in the world.

 

 

  Ruth Ann Nordin, Romancing Adrienne

 

 

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